Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-28

TOO, II leads TO destruction. BuJ for all lii.
it is most agreeable one to follow hand i
hand winding as it does through the pleasant
meadows of companionship. The view
rather limited, it is true, and homelike--fu
of familiar things. There stand the kline,
knee deep in the grass: there runs the water;
and there grows the corn. Also one can STOP
if one likes. By and by it grows different
By and by when the travellers tread the
heights of passion, precipices will yawn
and torrents rush, lightning will fall
and storms will blind; and who can know
that they will attain at last to that far off
peak, crowned with the glory of a perfect
peace which men call happiness3 There are
those who say it never can be reached and
that the halo which rests upon its slopes is no
earthly light, but rather, as it we're, a
promise of beacon-a glow reflected whence
we know not, and lying on this alien earth as
the suns light lies on the dead bosom of the
moon. Some say, again, that they have
climbed its topmost pinnacle and tasted of
the fresh breath of heaven that sweeps
around its heights-ay, and heard the quiring
of immortal harps and the swanlike sigh of
angels wings; and then behold a mist has
fallen upon them, and they have wandered in
it, and when it cleared they were on the
mountain paths again, and the peak was far
away And few there are who tell US that
they live there always, listening to the voice
of God; but these are old and worn with
journeying-men and women who have out
lived passions and ambitions and the fire
heats of love, and who now, girt about with
memories, staho iace W iace "i'n 'ne spniiiA
eternity.
But Jonn Mel was no cnicAei, hor very
iiKeiy 70 1aiI In ioVe wicn eiie hrse pre''y laoe
ne met. ne niu onoo, years asu' So
tnrougn tha' nieiahcnoiy s.ase, anu Uuoio' - no
onougnU, was an Gnu =. ~ .: "a, 'e LII.
was INA. IL oessio "'', aooeu n..'' ~ ~.
IN oinerehe way oeio,e ne nau ooen
week III 'ne IouSe no nau eo'-o " sno ~.
ciusioi ''a0 JOSS "a' 'no o.. s 49,, ~
hao ever Ahee, aii" II, nei o"n Wy ono ~
nioee a''i iao"Fo i 'eiS
added to her charm; 1or VINO Is there In 1nis
world VINO does not IKE 10 learn a secrees 40
him jess was riddle OF which ne uld NOT
know the key. That she was clever and Wen
informed he soon discovered from ner rate
remarks; that she cou'd sing Ike an anger he
also knew; but whae was tne mainspfins vi
her lmnd-round Wnat axis ana IL feFoi'e
That was what puzzieo niin Cleariy eiouSn
1t was not Ike most women S, least OF an Ike
happy, healthy, pialn saliing Bessie. oocuiF
tso. . ~ .o 80, o,,n, ,,,,ort,,n;+r - ossoc;ate
.'1;., sua ho Ia ,ro,,i, ~, ,,ha, hs hal time
"i'n .o, I'I ~. r,,"tol,;nn or rothar
so out with her on her sketching, OF raoner
oas;o,,s fI sha ,ronid spu,stirnes beg;r N talk
hrt - was s' al,vavs about hooks or Enqland'
~ son,e in,s,lsc,,,a1 onestion She never
snol,a Of herself
Vet II soon hecon,a evident To John that
sbe I;l,ed h;s soc;etv and missed him when he
did not come n never occurred TO him what
q hoon II was to a oirl of cons;derable intel.
iactnaI attainmants and still Greater intel
ioctnaI conac;ties and asn;rations tn be
thro,y fo,. tha f,y,st time i,to the society of a
cnltivoted and inteIligent gentlem an. John
Mol was NO e,nntv 5eadad one sided indi-
viduaI Ha had both road and tbougbt and
sven wr;ttan a littIe and in him less found a
,,,;nd which +bonob Of an inferior stamp.
was more or less kindred to her own. AL
though he did not understand her, she under